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Coffee Machines
AO Favourites
De'Longhi Eletta Cappuccino ECAM44.660.B Bean to Cup Coffee Machine - Black
Smeg BCC12RDMUK Bean to Cup Coffee Machine - Red
Sage The Barista Touch SES880BTR Bean to Cup Coffee Machine - Black Truffle
Sage The Barista Pro™ SES878BSS Espresso Coffee Machine with Integrated Burr Grinder - Brushed Stainless Steel
Sage The Bambino SES450BTR4GUK1 Espresso Coffee Machine - Black Truffle
Swan Nordic SK22110GRYN Espresso Coffee Machine - Grey
Smeg 50's Style MFF11WHUK Milk Frother - White
Get to Know
Our "Get to know" videos dive deep into product features, providing detailed insights on how each one can benefit your life. These videos go beyond the basics, showing you practical ways these features can improve your daily routines, making tasks easier, more efficient, and even more enjoyable.
Did you know?
Coffee with a twist
Fancy mixing things up a bit? Try adding a dash of cinnamon, nutmeg, or cocoa power to your coffee grounds before brewing. Tasty to the last drop.
Make the most of your coffee grounds
After you’ve had a relaxing cuppa, you can use the grounds for other things. Try mixing them with coconut oil and sugar for a natural body scrub that’ll smell lush. You can even use them to help your plants grow stronger, just pop them in the soil and watch your petunias thrive.
A clean machine
When your coffee machine needs a scrub, you can use vinegar to get it sparkling again. Just fill the water tank with one-part white vinegar and three parts water, then just brew a cycle like normal but pause it halfway. Let it sit for half an hour, then finish off the cycle. Rinse out any remaining vinegar by running some cycles with plain water afterwards. Good as new.
Yet another use for baking soda
Whether you’re an avid baker or a cleaning pro, you’ll probably have some baking soda in your cupboard. Why not clean your coffee pot with it too? Fill it with warm water, add baking soda, then leave overnight and voila! Clean as a whistle.
Preheat your cup
Yep, you read it right. If you love a piping hot coffee in the morning, try popping boiling water in the cup first to warm it up. Perfect for a chilly day.
A perfect place for your machine
Bean-to-cup coffee machines fit in the same-sized space as a combination microwave or a mini oven. So, if you’re sprucing up your kitchen, it’s easy to make room for it.
Guides and Advice
Your coffee machine buying guide
Love a coffee shop brew but hate the queues? Our buying guide will help you find the right coffee machine to bring barista-style drinks to your kitchen.
Best for 2024
Whether it’s a quick cup of Joe on the go or you want to flex your macchiato muscles, we’ve pulled together the best coffee machines for your home.
Delicious deals on coffee machines
Get barista-quality brews at a fraction of the price with exciting deals across a wide selection of coffee machines.
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FAQs
- Do coffee pods fit all machines?
Unfortunately, there’s no universal system for coffee pods with each brand having their own such as Nescafe’s Dolce Gusto or Lavazza’s A Modo Mio. Luckily, you can find which pods work with the coffee machine you’re looking at in the product specification section of our product pages.
- What's the difference between a coffee machine and an espresso machine?
The main difference between a coffee machine and an espresso machine is the brewing method. Espresso machines use high pressure to push water through finely-ground coffee beans. The results can be richer and creamier with some coffee lovers claiming it’s a more authentic way to enjoy a brew. Meanwhile, coffee machines slowly filter hot water through the coffee grounds, typically using a coarser grind and more water than espresso machines.
- Do filter coffee machines make good coffee?
Filter coffee machines are fully capable of making delicious drinks whenever you fancy a coffee. You’ll get a smooth cup every time with a consistent taste to help you start the day the right way.
- Can you use any pods in a Nespresso machine?
Typically, most Nespresso pods can be used across their wide range of pod coffee machines. However, it’s always best to check before you buy, and to help we pop the compatible pods in the key features section.
- Is a burr or blade coffee grinder better?
Both a burr and a blade coffee grinder are great for getting the best flavours from your coffee. However, coffee pros may prefer a burr grinder as they produce a more consistent grind and keep the beans cooler to help preserve their flavour.
- How long does a De’Longhi coffee machine last?
The average lifespan of a De’Longhi coffee machine is around 10 years, providing it’s been given the proper upkeep and a little bit of TLC.
